Nancy DeMos-Walgamu says that as he did for Queen Esther, God has a specific purpose for your life.

I don't care how old you are, what season of life you are. You say, I'm not this big, great speaker.

I don't have a radio program. You don't need a radio program. God's giving you children and grandchildren that I can't reach.

But you can because God puts you here for such a time as this.

This is to revive our hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of You Can Trust God to Write Your Story.

For March 12th, 2025, I'm Danegresh. If you've ever felt like a nobody, you're not alone.

The solution isn't to talk to yourself and convince yourself how special you are.

No, the solution is to discover how special you are to God.

I hope you will discover that as Nancy continues in a series called Esther, God's Woman

at God's Time.

Today we come to the two most famous verses in the book of Esther.

The phrase for such a time as this, you've heard that phrase, we associate that

with Esther. That phrase comes from this passage in chapter four. Now just to give us a little

reminder of where we are and to reset the scene here, the Jewish people are in great trouble,

the decree has been sent out that they should all be annihilated. Mordecai is in the public square weeping,

the people are fasting and weeping. Esther has sent a messenger, Hothuk, one of the eunuchs, to find out

what's going on. Mordecai has sent a message back to Esther. You need to speak to the king and

plead for the lives of your people. And Esther has sent a message back saying, I'll die.

No one can approach the king without being invited to come. My life is at stake. There's no way I can do

this. I'm helpless to do anything about this. Then Mordecai, verse 13, and this is where we pick up

in chapter four, Mordecai told them to reply to Esther.

Now, keep in mind, this is not Esther and Mordecai talking directly.

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